Intentionality – Bracketing – Dingbewusstsein – Rain or urine?

Awee delves into reading the works of Edmund Husserl, guiding the listener through the first steps into transcendental phenomenology. Through key fragments, as well as contextualizing Husserl through his early influences and the thinkers he influenced, this episode will give you a firm starting ground to understanding the father of phenomenology.

Sonia and Kas disagree whether Husserl is thinking warmly or falls to his math-envy, and remind themselves as well as the listener that we still limit ourselves to the canon of western philosophy.

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Edmund Husserl - Crisis of the Sciences - First Philosophy

In order to understand Edmund Husserl's famous dictum to go "zu dem sachen selbst" we need to first understand the reasons for which it makes sense to do so.
Awee expertly guides us through the crises of sciences, which brings us to Husserl's doorstep.

Kas and Sonia discuss whether anything Jean — Paul Sartre ever wrote is worth wile, or if he should have at least written something better than the sources he used? And, without missing a beat, they hit their favourite target: the Dostoevsky anvil, lest we forget.

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Kierkegaard · DOSTOEVSKY · Pseudonymous production · Boredom and Dread

In this episode, Awee discusses Kierkegaard's most important works and concepts.

Meanwhile, Kas and Sonia give a mandatory Dostoevsky PSA and help us understand the work of Kierkegaard through the song Is That All There Is by Peggy Lee.

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